Insurgency Loadouts: World War 2 G.I.

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[@dillonc7955]

Insurgency Sandstorm is a better WW2 game than Vanguard, this video is proof.

[@LongNguyen-qg8yj]

no cap

[@TK-7193]

only 3 primary ww2 guns and still more accurite guns than vanguard lol

[@liamseliger6469]

WoW is a better WW2 game than Vanguard

[@AWACS_Snowblind]

Pretty low bar. Fuckin Battlefront 2015 is a better WW2 game than Vanguard, pick a game, it is better

[@RedRazorback15]

It’s not even a WW2 game anymore. The newest season takes place in the 1970s lol

[@jacobums4538]

Believe it or not the original 1911 models which date back further back then 1911 weren’t always chambered in the mighty 45. It was in 32. then 9mm (for a commercial) until the United States Army begged them to switch it to 45 witch is how the model of 1911 was born. And you can guess the Military adopted it pretty quickly right after the army (as they always do). During the time this was considered revolutionary concept with the self loading handgun but there was speculation if revolvers would be better. Simply because they were cheaper, had less parts to fail compared to the new concept of the expensive self loading pistol design. We see how that went down on the History books. . . Also you can hit things with the 1911 if you don’t speed soft the trigger

[@juntingiee2602]

british commando loadout: -sten submachine gun with suppressor -welrod -no armor -grenades

[@echo9911]

If only we had the sten as well as the sterling, I would love to see the sten come to the game tbh

[@flyingsierra180]

Gawd damnn snipes, that cotton mouth needs some water 💦😂

[@atlasthetitan6849]

I swear this man is always pissed

[@bweh2150]

Well snipes having a gun for your troops, is explicitly better than literally having no guns. I would remind you that America's production far exceeded that of German capabilities in every single metric, and a lot differences in firearms came mainly in difference in doctrine. After all the Stg-44 was built in versatility in mind to have a weapon to fire a cartridge that essentially a shortened full powered rifled cartridge to achieve a weapon who can engage at distance like a rifle and assault a position like an smg. While American doctrine has always been about achieving ballistics capabilities, 5.56 shoots as flat and far as .308 in a platform that was never designed or intended for fully automatic fire. We build our rifles to shoot far and accurate, volume of fire is frankly as 2nd thought. After all our military and civilian cultures is marksmanship.

[@tacopanda3236]

Can you do one about which handgun to pair with

[@somewierdoonline2402]

Ok talking more about history here but I really hate when people criticize the garand by saying "but the ping tells the enemy when you're reloading". 1. Who in their right mind would charge multiple guys with rifles? You think they're all gonna just reload at once or something . 2. Even if it was one guy with a garand was alone do you realize how loud gunshots are? No one gonna hear that over all that, especially if your ears start ringing. 3. I'm not sure about this one but couldn't the garand mount a bayonet? I'm not saying it can't happen but that would RARELY HAPPEN

[@tamacat920]

M1’s would do nothing against MP40’s or STG44’s and especially MG42’s. The concept of the M1 was to have an advantage over other service rifles. In close quarters or immediate return fire roles, M1’s would lose to smg’s like the MP40, which is why the Thompson was still in service. The MG42 and it’s predecessor, MG34, against M1’s is not even a match. It’s why the BAR was in service, to suppress the enemy so the squad can maneuver around. The number of squad mates with M1’s needed to provide the same suppression ability as the BAR would be too much, as the amount of remaining squad mates who are free to maneuver would be too low.

[@navybean57]

Can't wait for the next loadout video!

[@Drew-kx7yf]

Bruh German guns were stamped ours were milled our guns were higher quality we literally had to cut the Thompson because it cost too much Germany had stamped mass produced guns besides the Mauser

[@Real_Mick3y6]

I see you are fellow guntuber enjoyer.

[@DivingHawker]

Fr*nch loadout: - FAMAS with bipod only - M9 with quickdraw holster - Light Carrier - 2 frags - Light or Heavy Armor

[@twbones99]

Jamsheed the RPG god -Rpg7 -Armor Must I explain further?

[@Sunday_fits]

I thot the bloke who made it was French idk

[@callsign_armistice7168]

so you are going to ignore that the mp40 would cost about 230 USD today, while the Garand cost 1,330 USD? Yeah go ahead and cream yourself about UwU ecOnOmIcalLy efFiciENt Garand

[@gabrielinostroza4989]

Barret with irons, Deagle with compensator, anti tank mines, ugliest least realistic cosmetics possible loadout

[@giantenemycrab5596]

Primary: Secondary: Ordnance: RPG Ordnance 2: Armour: I call it the jamsheed, it’s pretty meta ngl. You can use it if you want but idk people might get mad at you for using such a good loadout.

[@andrewmohs4734]

Jamsheed is the man. What a baller!

[@eliasguzman1647]

The RPG God

[@MrDrBlahh]

Always makes me happy how many people know of that legend

[@joshuablair252]

Jamsheed is a legend. He hit a man sized target with an RPG like 300 yards away, while standing in the middle of an open field while getting shot at, while coalition and American forces were taking cover in a ditch

[@MicahBellIII]

You could use the mountain top nomad items too, it seems fitting

[@macieklorek8759]

sometimes I wonder if this is still a gaming channel or just about the history and functions of weapons

[@dillonc7955]

*Mark Felton Productions theme plays*

[@nonameguy96]

Yes

[@_.incredible_magnum._291]

Now THIS is a proper challenge. Unlike that "single fire only challenge"

[@SickSnipes]

yeah what a fucking loser that guy

[@_.incredible_magnum._291]

@@SickSnipes how are you gonna make a challenge video when the entire community plays in semi auto only. (Full auto on special occasions)

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

My group does revolver only missions all the time. They're hella fun.

[@RebelFNOS]

Ok a loadouts idea that you'll probably hate the I'm not supposed to be here loadouts which consists of: -KSG with loading grip and whatever optic you feel - MR73 with sniper barrel ONLY - incendiary grenades (the m-14 incendiary for its spicyness) - heavy armor - no carrier - riot armor in the brightest colors available

[@AnonEMus-cp2mn]

I use the MR75 whenever I play looking like General Shepard I'm always sure to call in danger close fire missions, and harmlessly team kill in the loadup phase by firing into the nearest teammate and tossing a molotov at them

[@SickSnipes]

instructions not clear guys my dick is stuck in the bolt assembly please send help

[@Egg_Maniac]

No help You must Suffer

[@dillonc7955]

*Garand Thumb arrives in an ambulance:* "my time has come*

[@DivingHawker]

Garand Circumcision

[@Caleb-jb3gv]

The forbidden holepunch

[@TheStig505]

Lots of no-guns opinions here: >talks about stronger construction w/ a clip of a StG44 They needed to be headspaced with lead solder that would regularly fail. Not very robust. The Gewehr 43 was also plagued with issues, breaking the locking flappers was common. >US was aiming to make economical weaponry All countries were trying to make economical weaponry including Germany, hence the use of stamped reciever guns. >US had inferior weaponry besides the M1 Rifle Source? Besides weight and ROF (which is arguably a downside), US armament was every bit as reliable as their German counterparts, sometimes even moreso based on post-war analysis. The M1919A4 was only outshined in rounds-between-stopages by WWI Maxims and it's variants.

[@flintironstag9983]

THANK YOU. All of this is correct. US small arms were nothing if not reliable and robust. The a G43 is a terrible rifle and the STG44 is an excellent concept, but not a terrible good design from a durability standpoint “the recoil spring literally sits in a hole drilled into wood). Throw in the marked superiority in artillery and signals (which is WAAAAYY more important than small arms) the mid to late war US Army was a far better and more efficient fighting force than the German Heer.

[@VxVTactics]

Yea the uploader of this video really needs to do a bit more research. Really looks like he consumed a lot of pop history and doesn't really know many of the more granular details of war and doctrine. Physically cringed when he said that the Germans had a technological advantage when it came to firearms.

[@jamesflowers8054]

He also somehow implied that GI's were given three clips and were told to go win the war. Standard ammo loadout is something like 100 rounds just on webbing alone

[@ShadoWB34M]

ackschually

[@callsign_armistice7168]

I also like that the m1 garand was an extremely expensive rifle for this time and he talks about economic firearms

[@Thunderbolt22A10]

Please do a classic Navy SEAL loadout MP5SD (no attachments aside from the suppressor to make it the SD) 226 (no attachments) Frags Flashbangs Light amor Boonie cap (required)

[@Shifty-t5z]

HES A RUSSION BADGER AND BRANDON HERRERA FAN LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alexanderpippington9277]

I love you sick snipes, but you seem to forget that the UK and Canada also stormed beaches with bolt actions, and the Russians, arguably the biggest contributor to the allied win, had mosins

[@dillonc7955]

Their countries over equipped them. All they needed was one good PC player with a Welrod.

[@SickSnipes]

YOU forget that Canada and UK primarily ended up "storming" the beaches where the bombardment on the German defenses largely succeeded, meaning far less standing battlements and holes in their wire. whereas for Omaha Beach because of weather conditions and fog the strike landed several miles behind where it should have, resulting in the infamous battle being so bad because the enemy was at full strength. Not to mention the UK pretty much dropped the L on Europe to begin with.

[@alexanderpippington9277]

​@@SickSnipes - Im not even nessiarily talking about operation overlord though. There where MANY river crossings in Italy, some i would argue that had similar or worse situations to those at normandy. Then what about the USSR? They had arguably one of the worst fronts to contend with battlewise and even had similar (maybe even worse conditions to contend with) at the Volga river in starlingrad. Not to mention in Urban combat they mostly had bolt actions and racked up a higher deathcount JUST AT STARLINGRAD then the entire UK and American army combined. All I'm saying is if the Americans had equipt there army with Springfields i don't think the outcome of the war would have changed.

[@alexanderpippington9277]

@@dillonc7955 - I dont think they could have won with just Welrods. Welrods with foregrip + bipod combination tho 0-0

[@Battlefieldtripshow]

@@alexanderpippington9277 the Soviet Union also lost about 14,000,000 soldiers. about 13.7% of their pre-war population. the united states, by comparison, lost somewhere around 300,000 to 400,000, less than 0.4% of their pre-war population. we're also comparing apples & oranges - the soviets were fighting a desperate defensive campaign, the united states was not. the two armies had completely different battle doctrines. I don't think snipes is insinuating that any one weapon platform would make or break the allied invasion, but it does certainly impact tactics & individual survivability of soldiers. there's a reason they started mass producing so many PPSh-41s for Stalingrad, & why over 50% of Soviet forces were carrying either PPSh-41s & PPS-43s by 1945. Despite all the red fudd memes, the Mosin isn't great beyond it's capacity to be produced en masse! Especially when your enemies have a goddamn sturmgewehr or their unit composition is built around supporting an 8mm buzzsaw.

[@gaeroot]

Snipes really said that 8mm Mauser ain't no 30-06...

[@SickSnipes]

yeah lmao cope

[@gaeroot]

@@SickSnipes damn bru, your passive aggressive energy is getting quite intense.

[@l.q.a.6279]

I like how about 80% of all viewers don't get that Snipes' gonna kill this series and continue suggesting loadout ideas.

[@SickSnipes]

HOLY SHIT SOMEONE FINALLY SAID IT. IT'S LIKE NOBODY ACTUALLY WATCHES THE VIDEO ANYMORE TF

[@l.q.a.6279]

@@SickSnipes They might be in denial. We might need to wait until they go through the rest of the 5 stages of grief so they can understand.

[@dianabarnett6886]

Because we don't want him to stop : (

[@l.q.a.6279]

@@dianabarnett6886 Well, too bad, it's not your decision to make, it's Snipes.

[@RandomFandomOfficial]

That’s so sad though. I had a loadout in mind to give you. 🥲 That said, you could try making some videos with the most cursed loadouts… for example try the MG7 with a hunting scope, backup is the Welrod with a bipod and MRO, no armor, no carrier, no gas mask, only smoke grenades and flash bangs. For cosmetics, use whatever skin increases your visibility the most.🤣 My loadout: M16A2 - 3x A2 Scope - Bipod - Laser Sight L106A1 - Compensator - Laser Sight AN-M14 Incendiary Heavy Carrier Heavy Armor Gas Mask Combat Knife As for my cosmetics, I’m using tiger stripe camo (it’s what I wore in the Air Force). Works fine in a gravel pit, but thats about it. Playstyle: Marksman. As enemies deplete, push in and “camp” closer spots, take out caches when you find them using the incendiary grenade. Pick up grenades off dead enemies if you need more.

[@themuffinman8936]

Don’t mean to be pedantic but just so you know there have been major landings since d day, specifically the landings at Inchon in the Korean War.

[@grahampritchard2253]

I use a load out I like to call the stormtrooper. All white/black yetI skin, sterling, Red dot, laser sight, extended mags, heavy carrier, 3 frags. Spam nades, and lots of suppressive fire/missing to convince the rebels you weren't just letting them escape.

[@andrewmohs4734]

Load out idea: Rodney King Riot Police -No Primary - Revolver w/ speedloader -Batton for mellee - Your choice of running smokes or flash bangs to get you closer to enemies. -Light armor -Gas mask You must dress like a cop and try to get as many baton kills as you can. As you swing you must keep yelling "Stop resisting!" until he's KO'd. Try to capture as much proxy chat as you can to record everyone's reactions. This one is going to be a nut stomper to get kills with but do it for the lolz.

[@cannedgoose3259]

maybe a little insensitive...

[@blitzkrieg7745]

@@cannedgoose3259 no one cares

[@cannedgoose3259]

@@blitzkrieg7745 alright man

[@andrewmohs4734]

@@cannedgoose3259 then you wouldn't care for the "I Can't Breathe" loadout. I take it? It's supposed to be insensitive man. It's called dark humor.

[@cannedgoose3259]

@@andrewmohs4734 there's a difference between dark humor and mocking the struggles of a racial minority group. you could have just said "riot police" loadout, you didn't have to make it about Rodney King or anyone else in that situation

[@zing0550]

Came for gameplay, stayed for the history lesson

[@hunterbuxton5362]

Facts

[@FatherOMalley]

Came for the BJ, stayed for the season 3 of Sex in the City.

[@piotrwarcholak4503]

Not-Russian Mercenery loadout: AK-74 with grenade launcher and russian optic like cobra Makarov with silencer Gas Mask Light armor and carrier Green Uniform

[@tillerzeit]

So fun fact about us military cartridge designations the .30 caliber round traces it's roots all the way back to 1890 when the US was replacing the .45-70 gov round for the trapdoor Springfield. The caliber selected was .30-40 to be used in the Krag Jorgensen (the worst bolt action rifle of its time imo). The .30 part of the name represents the caliber size while the 40 represents the weight of the powder in grains. So now if your wondering if the .30-06 has only 6 grains of gunpowder hate to break it but the army tossed that concept of naming in 1903 when they designated the new cartridge as .30-03 with the 3 being the last two of the year it was adopted. Powder weight remained the same though all the way up to the .30-06. So what's the difference well the old .30-40 was rimmed like most early modern cartridges which can cause feeding issues the new .30-03 and 06 were not.

[@RyuTheAsian47]

Modern loadout idea: 75th Ranger Regiment MK18 CQBR Elcan specter (with/without red dot is up to you) or the Eotech (with or without magnifier) ads or recoil grip Suppressor or not (up to you) Glock no attachments other than holster any ordnance you'd like Multicam uniform with the High Cut helmet with comms and the most important part continuously screaming in chat, constantly flaming people below you, and yelling "RANGERS LEAD THE WAY" every 2 mins or at user discretion

[@andrewmohs4734]

Yes!

[@marksmanmax1158]

This is easily an idea worth reviving this series for. This build sounds both fairly practical and completely hysterical lmao.

[@GENdandyboy]

Very nice. Now give me a history lore dump on every weapon now.

[@bubbagumpshrimp9743]

I reccomend a loadout called "Glock in my Belt" It consists of: -glock -belt -the infamous "30 clip" for added authenticity if you feel so inclined Thank you for coming to my TED talk

[@skyninjaslayer337]

10/10

[@ISHIDDEDANDFARDED]

glizzynator

[@RedDoggo]

If anyone is interested, here's a bit of history: - In France, during the First World War (end of 1917), the army had adopted and put into service a semi-automatic rifle in small numbers 86000 (especially for good shooters). - And in the Second World War, France practically put into service a semi-automatic rifle for the infantry: the MAS40 rifle. In 1940, 50 pre-production MAS 40s were produced. However, the defeat and occupation of France prevented large-scale production.

[@DivingHawker]

Muricans thinking they actually invent stuff while they just discover something invented by others way before

[@alexvangen745]

Didn’t the French use the mas44

[@TripleAlfafa]

The Soviets also experimented with select-fire rifles with the AVS-36 but it didn't get widespread adoption because Full Auto on a big fucking cartridge is not worth it and during the winter war, they lacked the reliability of the semi-auto SVT and bolt-action Mosins in similar condition.

[@RedDoggo]

@@alexvangen745 Yes, but just after the Second World War in 1945 for the marine commandos with the start of the Indochina war. Interesting fact: as the MAS40 was about to go into mass production, the engineers hid it from the Germans that there was a semi-automatic rifle ready for production because it looked a lot like the bolt-action MAS 36. But just after the liberation of the factory in the city of St Etienne in 44, the production of the MAS40 immediately began. But by correcting some small details and the big defect of the non-detachable 5-round magazine by a detachable 10-round magazine. Thus giving the MAS44. It was necessary to wait for the MAS 49 so the French army can adopts a semi-automatic rifle in large numbers (not yet entirely because France, just after the ww2, used everything it had on hand: its own weapons old and new, arms from the USA, England and Germany and even some from Japan). It was in 1956 with the adoption of the MAS 49/56 that France had a semi-auto for each soldier.

[@revolver281]

I think it might be a good video idea doing 5 minutes in sandstorm, but explaining the classes. It’s up to you though I just thought of a random idea. I also really enjoy your content and It always brightens up my day when I see you uploaded a new video.

[@SickSnipes]

that's actually a video which is planned and will not likely come out for the next five or so months given I have now mentioned it to someone. thx

[@samplunkett852]

Right if you’re doing loadouts, a 1980’s British army kit FN FAL/Sterling with no attachments Browning pistol Couple of frags Would be cool to see

[@alexphilpin1427]

And the fal can only be fired single fire

[@samplunkett852]

@@alexphilpin1427 only if halfway through the video he picks up an Argentine FAL and then can use automatic

[@Samurai-hh1bn]

they made a gun that lets the enemy know when you're out of ammo -Russian badger or something idk

[@nathanisjesuschrist1175]

If you want to be even more realistic and true to name then you can skip on the pistol as the majority of troops never even carried a sidearm because they were meant for truck drivers and artillery men. The average troop had his rifle or thompson and alot of times both so they had no need for a pistol.

[@Nikitan275]

Do an Afghan-Soviet build: AK-74 with a grenade launcher with no other attachments, several F1 grenades, no armor, only equipment vest allowed. Or a Russian LMG gunner: AK-74 with a bipod and a drum mag. Unfortunately, there is no long barrel attachment available in the game. You can try the scopes and it will be basically a sniper machine gun if you mount on the bipod.

[@susannschmidt6915]

3:26 what are you talking about 8mm Mauser was and is extremely powerful , fast and effective

[@michaeltrant6113]

The average soldier in WW2 would carry around 50-120 rifle rounds into combat depending on the mission they were being sent on and when they next thought they would be resupplied.

[@jamesflowers8054]

taking more ammo would be more historically correct. Their webbing could accommodate 10 en bloc clips at a time. Doctrine at the time dictate superior firepower for long engagement times

[@anthroplant7879]

Oh snipes, you know you'll dig this up for content once gun guide is eventually done for ;) Seriously though, it's fine dude. We just enjoy hearing you ramble and talk about a gun a bunch.

[@creedencerat9032]

''more reliability'' shows STG lmfao

[@jacobmosovich]

I blew someones head off once point blank with the m1 garand. I was jumpscared by it cause i didnt know at the time there was limb damage. I legit decapitated the guy and i was like "OHHHHHHHHH"

[@mattsullivan78]

I was half-expecring a Day of Infamy video to troll the viewers.

[@echo9911]

Tbf I would've been cool with that

[@chokonnit7337]

sick snipes killed me with this on ministry while chanting habibi use the mk14 with a 7x scope and full auto only

[@MrYourfavoritezombie]

new insurgency loadouts idea: do whatever you want no one fucking cares - body armor - rig /s

[@dirtyoup4830]

I TOTALLY forgot this series even existed lmao, great video tho

[@MrLolx2u]

"Kangaroo Jack" loadout. Primary: FN FAL BUT only in Semi-auto mode Secondary: Browning Hi-Power Grenade: F1 or M67, up to you When the Aussies go bushwhacking in Vietnam, you're off in the desert whacking Talibans.

[@kyles9937]

Yeah, I just wish it was the same FAL as the one in Insurgency 2014 instead of the STG-58 variant in Sandstorm.

[@RawDoggin_78]

you have about as many likes as the online player count we have on average, nice.

[@josephmontanaro2350]

the standard combat load for the M1 was 88 rounds in 11 enbloc clips (1 loaded, 10 in belt/bandoleer pouches), this could be supplemented depending on conditions, the thing about the M1 that made it so significant isn't the rifle's performance and features alone, its the fact it was the only standard issue, semi automatic main service rifle (early war it was supplemented with the M1903 Springfield but gradually replaced it as the standard, frontline rifle as more and more were produced where the M1903 took a smaller and smaller role or was issued to rearline/specialist (Snipers, Rifle grenadiers (the magazine cutoff made it easier to use with the specialized blanks needed to launch the grenades but both it and the M1 were used), etc.). Even George S. Patton, a general well known for his use of armor, said it was the greatest battle implement of the war (someone who publicly was known for their skilled deployment of armor in the field was humble enough to understand that even the best tanks are exposed without the combined arms networking of infantry, armor and indirect fire support). Also on the topic of the teething issues check out the forgotten weapons video on the 7 round stoppage on how such a small little detail could cause parentally fatal malfunctions) (also for the F1 kills it helps to cook them, if you have it out and right click you drop the spoon and the fuse starts)

[@williampan29]

all your points about the Garand is already included in the video

[@ConradTheLonelyStump]

Shoutout to Snipes for that RussianBadger reference @ 4:29

[@kylershahalami6453]

Loadout Idea: the Roosevelt Primary: G3 w/ Suppressor, Holo w/Magnifier, Loading Grip Secondary: Suppressed 1911 2 Smoke Grenades Speak softly and carry an unreasonable long stick. I didn't do point economy, so idk if this will pan out - but I'm curious of the true mobile DMR capabilities of the G3 in your hands. I've had fun with it myself in slight altered versions in both PvP and PvE

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

When I heard that the Garand was made by a Canadian, I, as a Canadian, laughed. When I heard that the Garand was made by a Quebecer, I, as a *Canadian*, cried.

[@BreakerXXIV]

At least the Quebecois did two things right. Poutine and the Garand. Gotta give credit where credit is due... Only if they could use their indicators now

[@RiposteBK]

I enjoyed this episode of XboxAhoy

[@carlm5991]

Nice video Snipes, thank you for sharing and keep up the good work man. Yeah I feel you on the lack of ammo, wish you could get just a few more clips for that Garand. Then again, I usually get shot long before that, so its whatevs. WW2 era yeah the Garand was pretty remarkable for its time. Let the US Army develop some more flexible infantry tactics, and "Marching Fire" to advance and suppress at the same time helped a lot.

[@_np7]

Glad to see Brandon Herreras footage

[@TacticalBaguette]

Godly loadout: Glock with extendo mags that is all

[@azeeztenir]

the federov M1916 was the first self loading automatic rifle technically

[@cantowerdude_3045]

2:38 that's a mg 15 not 34... dork..

[@dwightshrute2839]

2:37 tHaTs noT aN MG-34 THaTs aN MG-15

[@icarusgaming6269]

Snipes Does History

[@SPITSPHIRE]

everything you said about the 1911 is correct but I would just counter with: Yah but its satisfying as fuck to use. 👌

[@Moses20005]

“Man I Wish I Was Playing New Vegas Build” MR73 4cr Suppressed Sniper Barrel 3cr 2.5x CT Scope 1cr Extra point for the bipod and sitting in the back like a G3 main who didn’t get to marksman fast enough

[@TripleAlfafa]

GIGN Operator Loadout: MP5, Suppressed MR-73 All the Flashbangs Heavy Armor, No Carrier Riot police outfit and Gas Mask

[@brazzy1467]

Ok the 30-06 used in the M1 Garand is not the same full powered 30-06 used in bolt action rifles then or present day. Yes you can shoot a full powered 30-06 round in the Garand but I wouldn't your taking a chance on the action blowing apart in your face. Just saying

[@supergrizzidentity]

The 30-06 in the 1940’s performed the same as 308 does. Modern 30-06 loadings are a lot hotter, but you’re supposed to use lower pressure rounds in an M1 if you actually want to take care of your vintage rifle

[@zealousgeek4889]

While it could be argued that this loadout is inferior to any loadout that decides to utilize any form of attachments whatsoever, I'm going to chose to ignore that fact and post it here anyway. The Rhodesian Loadout: - A fully stock FAL with stock skin - A Browning HP - Two grenades - Light armor and light carrier - As for the outfit, unfortunately, the devs would rather us drown instead of drip, so just do your best, but until brushstroke camo and shorts are added, the drip will never be truly attainable. As I said before, this loadout is not good, and you will likely get stomped on by anyone who had enough sense to put some form of optic on their weapon, however, it is a loadout for the men among men, and therefore, is incredibly satisfying to stack bodies with.

[@antiquatedideas1107]

How dare you disregard my Bubba loadout. Do it please. SKS with a drum mag and da 1911 (two world wars). Irons only bc "if you need a cheater to shoot a gun then you shouldn't have one"

[@hamoodhabibi1579]

About goddamn time.

[@paulshaw8446]

sorry but where the fuck you did you hear US battle line troops only carried 3 clips... their whole doctrine states Overwhelming fire, that would be hard to do with only 3 clips. The Us battle load for a riflemen was 88 rounds (11 clips one in the rifle the other 10 on their belt as well as an additional 6 in disposable bandoliers should the soldier choose) Sure they could have just the belt on but still that's still 10 spare clips. Imma need to see your source my brother.

[@giovanni9065]

Yo can we get a loadouts video with the M14 EBR, and m45a1. You can call it the modernization of the ww2 Era. Just be sure to keep it realistic to real life with the attachments if you do this.

[@jackreeder215]

Rhodesian Build. FAL with Compensator and Recoil Grip, Browning Hi-Power, light kit and light armor

[@garrysanderson5793]

Next build : Simo Häyhä - mosin nagant iron sights with no foregrip attachment, Makarov. Yeti cosmetics for immersion lol

[@lambsauce5312]

U stole mah loadout waaaa

[@yokaren_boy]

I often use the M1 Garand, and I like it because I can kill it with almost one shot, and it's easy to notice when I've used up all the bullets. Has the ability to easily reach the top of the rankings

[@notyomama1306]

the standard infantry man carried standard 100 rounds they would even be equipped with bandoliers with another 100 rounds or shove more clips into their pockets your way off saying they carried 3 clips

[@ricepresident2990]

Sandstorms M1 Irons are basically ghost sights compared to what the actual peep sights were. But then again the originals were almost unusable to the point most guys just aimed w/ the front sight post.

[@M4V3R1CK_13]

ok loadout idea M110 SASS on 1x red dot and NO GRIPS since it's hard to find a video of people doing that

[@SniperFallen06]

How about a 80`s GI loadout m16a2 with m203 colt 1911 one grenade and no armor

[@blankexpression8269]

GIGN famas, sniper revolver or normal, peacekeeper gear to make it look similar 2 flashes 1 smoke and hit them with the baguette i mean baton

[@CturiX.IREALLY]

Thoughts on a ww2 inspired sandstorm mod? DOI not withstanding

[@beltempest4448]

The Normandy landings were far from the Americans opening battles for Europe

[@tetispinkman9135]

Do soviet ww2,,, mosin. And nothing more, just mosin, no rig,no secondary, no nades, no attachments

[@theangrychicken5026]

Can you please make a gun guide on the Ak74, i would really like to hear what you say about it, its the AR i use the most.

[@eddiemundedboy5280]

4:00 Literally forgot this was a loadout video and though I was watching exaggerated history videos.

[@danpaunescu9302]

Vietnam tunnel rat: M1911 (no attachments) 1 frag Good luck

[@B3N_Youtube]

The best way I can put it is that it’s a satisfaction more than it is functionality because yes, you could use an EBR but why would you?

[@Snowmaninadesert]

if you asked me replacing the series with a history dump series or whatever you want to call it sounds like a good idea

[@Mike-by1oy]

God bless you. When are you going to make content for a game that actualy releases content on a regular basis?

[@livewiregaming6941]

Thank you for the RussianBadger clip 😊

[@badfellow8422]

Who the fuck told you 8mm Mauser is inferior to 30-06?

[@avtomat6471]

"The devs don't really add WW2 drip" Lol!!! 🤣😐😔

[@user-ns4zm8qe9p]

Leave us canucks alone man or we’ll pull a Vimy ridge on you 😂 5:38

[@Anon13373]

You do have another choice for a WWII era pistol there with the Browning.